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FINISHED!

Right Pouch Source Image

Construction

(so far)

: Some thin cardboard for rigidity

: Snippy snippy

: Compass-ion guide me

: Middle strip width approximator

: We have a circle!

: Derp

: Derp

: Snippy snippy

: Derp

: Cardboard middles to be sandwiches by canvas

: Pre-treated boat canvas (Just laying around, conveniently)

: Circles on the canvas

: It’s rebelling.

: Flour tortillas?

: Middle strip

: Strips

: Ready to glue? No wait!

: I need hot water first

: Instant coffee and tea

: Ummm…tasty?

: Ready to pour…

: IT CAN GET SOUPY!

: Staining the pieces to look distressed

: Staining the pieces to look distressed

: All done (and they smell tasty too)

: Pretty good looking, methinks

: Pretty good looking, methinks

: Dyed pieces ready for gluing

: Starting with these bits

: All glued together

: Front and back

: Gluing the strip

: My random box of scrap and stuffs

: This handy bit of leather seems to match perfectly

: Time to trim the uneven parts

: Trimming started

: All trimmed

: Wing dividers make a constant appearance

: Marked up

: Marking up the round bits too

: Marked edges

: Punch too makes an appearance again

: Modified to use every other one

: Reassembled

: Lining up the tool

: Instead of punching, I’m just drawing

: Dots!

: More dots

: And…more dots

: Dremel

: Little holes

: Bigger dremel bit

: Bigger holes

: Holy flour tortillas Batman!

: Derp

: I’m a frayed knot

: I initially thought that I could pull it through the holes…

: …by attaching thread to it. (I was wrong)

: Starting the assembly

: Instead, I realized I needed an aglet (google it)

: Add some superglue for stiffness

: Finished aglet! (worked like a charm too)

: Completed inside view

: Completed outside view

: Supergluing the ending knot

: Marking off the top flap

: Peeling a little back after cutting out the shape

: The cut out shape

: Extra flaps

: An overview shot for funzies

: Hot gluing the flaps to give a finished appearance to the flap

: All glued up

: Top flap piece, top

: Belt loops made from the leftover lid parts

: Folded

: Glued into place

: Drilling holes to assist the sewing

: Holy belt loops Batman

: Start the stitching

: This took forever. Four layers of canvas and two layers of cardboard per stitch.

: See the thickness? I needed pliers, just like the boots.

: One’s on!

: The inside.

: Leather piece to catch the drill

: You’ll see…

: Drill baby drill!

: Closing the loop

: It looks kind of like a corset.

: A sewed up. One completed loop, w00t. (and a little lighter happy, as you can see)

: Belt fits nicely.

: And the other one. *Grumbles*

: Whew! Done.

: Finished belt loops.

: Laid in place for illustrative purposes.

: Fabric buttons!

: Finished covered button

: Cutting a hole for the button

: A straight pin to hold the button in place

: Snipping the straight pin down to size

: Pinned in place button

: Glue to hold it tight ;)

: Finished right pouch

: Finished right pouch back

: Open sandwich!

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